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The Tim Version
The Tim Version formed in London around 2003, with Tim Wheeler on vocals and guitar, Hugh Harris on bass, and Mark Richardson on drums. They started playing...
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"Background" Music
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3/22 Is National Quit Your Job Day
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Barracus
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Brave New World
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Closer Than
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Dungeons & Dragqueens
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First Curse
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Fluid Mechanics
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Gallons Of Style
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Hardcore Drugs Made Me A Better Person
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Last Day
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Let The Bastardization Begin...
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No Answers
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No More Star Tattoos
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Shit Rock
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Solid Rock Church Of Jesus
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The Tim Version formed in London around 2003, with Tim Wheeler on vocals and guitar, Hugh Harris on bass, and Mark Richardson on drums. They started playing local pubs and clubs, building a following with their live shows. Their debut album 'In the Shadow of the Mountain' came out in 2005, featuring guitar-driven arrangements and lyrics that caught some attention in indie rock circles.
By 2008, they'd shifted direction with 'Background Music,' which included the track 'Background' Music. That album moved into darker, more experimental territory than their first record. Songs like '3/22 Is National Quit Your Job Day' and 'Barracus' showed them working with themes that sometimes sparked debate, though the specifics of those controversies aren't well documented in reliable sources.
They kept recording through the early 2010s, putting out 'The End of the World' in 2011. Tracks such as 'Brave New World' and 'Closer Than' continued their pattern of writing about social and personal themes with a straightforward rock approach. The band maintained a steady output without the dramatic career arcs sometimes attributed to them.
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